Hi Anselmo all,
In my webpage www.fransmaes.nl/sundials/ - Analemmatic - extra info -
The human scale, I calculated the shadow paths for a 2 meter gnomon (human
with hands above head) in dials of 6 and 10 meter major axis, for latitudes
of 35, 45 and 55 deg.
I find it no problem to extend the
-Bill
In a message dated 4/9/2005 11:58:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Anselmo all,
In my webpage www.fransmaes.nl/sundials/ - "Analemmatic" - "extra info" -
"The human scale", I calculated the shadow paths for a 2 meter gnomon (human
with hands above head) in dials
Dear all,
Have you ever wanted to determine the average
EoT for the 16ht century or the solar radiation
received by a sundial surface along a whole year
or things like that?... No program makes such
specific calculations and for many of us
C++ or Java programming may be unaffordable.
Dear all,
Needles to say, this mailing-list is wonderful!
Thanks for all your contributions on the greatest feasible size of an
analemmatic.
I have been making tests with the spreadsheet written by Roger and Helmut and
simulations
with POV-RAY, and so far I do believe that 6 meter (18 ft) wide
